Closed zhimsel closed 4 years ago
The monolithic config files for zsh can be broken up into multiple, smaller files (maybe with ~/.zsh/rc.d/* like autoloading).
~/.zsh/rc.d/*
This makes it more natural to load machine-specific configs and it's a little easier to maintain, I think.
I can use number-prefixed files for ordered loading (e.g. ~/.zsh/rc.d/50-base.zsh).
~/.zsh/rc.d/50-base.zsh
*.d
https://htr3n.github.io/2018/07/faster-zsh/
The monolithic config files for zsh can be broken up into multiple, smaller files (maybe with
~/.zsh/rc.d/*
like autoloading).This makes it more natural to load machine-specific configs and it's a little easier to maintain, I think.
I can use number-prefixed files for ordered loading (e.g.
~/.zsh/rc.d/50-base.zsh
).To-do
*.d
files